Sentence examples for belief man from inspiring English sources

Maybe not, considering that a few close readers of Benedict's 2007 encyclical "Spe Salvi" have noted that the Pope cites Max Horkheimer and Theodor Adorno to help refute the plausibility of the thesis that, with the waning of theistic belief, "man himself is now called to establish justice".

Here, she spends considerable time discussing "sperm selection" and the reasons why, contrary to popular belief, men are not programmed to have more sexual partners than women.

Contrary to popular belief, men who have sex with men don't live exclusively in 21 urban areas in the United States.

He advised little Virginia to believe in such fantasy figures, for without such beliefs man is but an insect, a veritable ant.

Passover is a holiday that inculcates the belief that man will overcome oppression, that freedom will reign throughout the world.

There is a belief among men that a circumcised man is more likely than an uncircumcised one to satisfy a woman.

I have a great belief that man has dignity in his own country.

The belief in man's superiority was so ingrained that it was seldom questioned".

"Gandhi's teachings cannot be squared with the belief that Man is the measure of all things," Orwell warned, correctly.

The latter work, his poetic journal of the war years, reflects his humanism, his belief in man's high calling, and his anger at the brutality of war.

Listening to Rugasira's faith in profit-driven metamorphosis, Fine was moved — "you see the belief this man has" — and he thought the message might stir others.